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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1956

Page

18

Pella area notes on hospital stays and local visits

Mahaska Hospital sees several patients including Mrs. Minnie Ver Meer and Mrs. Bill Fuller’s fant daughter. Local church bulletins report sick notables such as Miss Sara Nieuwsman and Mrs. Nick Telouw, with visits and travel notes for residents and guests across Oskaloosa, Sully, Monroe, and surrounding areas.

Minnie Ver Meer Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Bill Fuller Fant Myron Renaud Sully Edward L. Hoeven Betty Long Beach California William Bruinekool Sara Nieuwsman Neil de Jong Mercy Des Moines Danny Blom Iowa City Wm. Vanden Berg Remas Colfax Josie Meyer Rene Klein D. Vander Ploeg P. Verschuure The Third Reformed Church Nick Telouw Bertha Brummel Abe den Adel Billy Owain van Ee Otley Milton Delano Nettie Delano Clarion Iowa Pella Marilyn Frank Hettinga Monroe Mercy Hospital C. H. Pals Alexandria W. J. Probert Cedar Rapids H. K. Pals Fred Lautenbach

Blacktop Project Near Oskaloosa Nears Finish

Progress on the widened high lot 163 between Oskaloosa and Ella shows blacktopping advancing as Norris Construction Co. nears completion within a few miles of Oskaloosa. Shoulder grading resumes on finished asphalt as work moves eastward. Kenyon Construction finishes the east slab on US 63 below Fremont to the Wapello county line.

Norris Construction Co Oskaloosa Kenyon Construction Co US 63 Fremont Wapello County

Essay Contest On Iowa Road Program Opens Nov 1

Des Moines announces the Iowa Good Roads Association opens its second high school essay contest with a 300 word limit on Why Iowa Needs A Sound Highway Program. Prizes awarded for district, county, and state winners. winner to be unveiled at the November 12 annual meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa Good Roads Association Gerald Bogan Hotel Fort Des Moines Sandra Sue Schnurr

Prize awards for eight district essay winners announced

The association will give $100 U S Savings Bond and $25 cash to each district winner, with $25 cash to the state winner. A $50 Savings Bond goes to each district winner's teacher, and a pen and pencil set is awarded to each county winner. Bogan noted 800 entry blanks have already been requested.

U. S Bogan

Hay Lift Delivers 6100 Bales to Marion County Farmers

Marion County Extension reports 6100 bales of hay plus loose hay were distributed free to Marion County farmers via Governor Hoegh’s Hay Lift. The Extension office, led by Dale Studt, coordinated with eight helpers and a committee including Dan Dieleman John Fisher and Marty to deliver hay to 78 farmers across Lake Prairie Summit and Pella areas. Transportation costs of 2095 dollars were charged to the farmers receiving the hay.

Marion County Hoegh Dale Studt Knoxville Mr. Studt Dan Dieleman John Fisher Marty Ellis E. L. Job Merrill Robuck Ap Barber Don King Scott County Iowa Davenport Lake Prairie Summit Townships Pella

Iowa Faces Record Nonfarm Employment in 1956

Iowa total non agricultural employment reached 650 450 in August 1956 per the Iowa Development Commission, the second 1956 record after June’s 660 250. Yearly gain shows 12 060 more workers, up 1.9 percent since August.

Iowa Iowa Development Commission

Iowa Labor Review shows August 1956 manufacturing gains

The September 1956 Iowa Labor Review reports August manufacturing employment at 171,600, up 5,260 or 3 percent from July and 1.9 percent higher than a year earlier, with major gains in food, transportation equipment, and construction and mining machinery. Non-age nonemployment reached 478,850 in August, rising 9,050 from 1955. Average weekly manufacturing earnings were 76.58, up 1.43 from July and 0.34 from August 1955. Average hourly earnings stood at 1.90 in August 1956, versus 1.85 the prior year.

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